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Settleability Problems and Loss of Solids in the Activated Sludge Process (Wastewater Microbiology Series) by Michael H. Gerardi, 2002-10-08
Wastewater Engineering: Collection and Pumping of Wastewater by George Tchobanoglous, 1981-05-01
Water and Wastewater Engineering by Mackenzie Davis, 2010-03-22
Instrumentation in Wastewater Treatment Facilities - Mop 21 (Water Pollution Control Federation//Manual of Practice) by Water Environment Federation, Task Force on Instrumentation in Wastewater Treatment Facilities, 1993-01
Wastewater Microbiology for Operators by Tony Glymph, 2005-02-20
Natural Wastewater Treatment Systems (Civil and Environmental Engineering) by Ronald W. Crites, E. Joe Middlebrooks, et all 2005-08-24
Wastewater Systems Engineering by Homer Parker, 1975-10
Wastewater Bacteria (Wastewater Microbiology) by Michael H. Gerardi, 2006-04-14
Wastewater Treatment Plant Design
Handbook of Water and Wastewater Treatment Plant Operations, Second Edition by Frank R. Spellman, 2008-11-18
Anaerobic Reactors: Biological Wastewater Treatment Volume 4 (Biological Wastewater Treatment Series) by Carlos Augusto de Lemos Chernicharo, 2007-01-05
Handbook of Advanced Wastewater Treatment (Van Nostrand Reinhold environmental engineering series) by Russell L Culp, George Mack Wesner, et all 1978-02
Biological Wastewater Treatment (Environmental Science & Pollution) by C. P.L. Grady, 1998-10-01
Ecological Engineering for Wastewater Treatment, Second Edition by Carl Etnier, Bjorn Guterstam, 1996-12-20

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Water/Wastewater
Parsons competes in a wide range of water markets, including ports and harbors, water, wastewater, water transmission, infrastructure and alternative delivery methods.
http://www.parsons.com/markets/water-wastewater/Pages/default.aspx

Extractions: var MSOWebPartPageFormName = 'aspnetForm'; Go Home Markets Water/Wastewater Parsons' experience in this market place is extensive, but focuses on the following areas: Water Parsons helps municipalities, utilities, government, and private industry with a full range of water resource engineering and construction services. We provide field monitoring, hydrodynamic modeling, wetlands delineation, mitigation planning, and other tools. Municipal Wastewater Parsons is a leader in wastewater engineering and construction, including process development, program and construction management, startup and commissioning. Parsons brings extensive experience in biosolids management including solids thickening, advanced digesting technologies, alkaline stabilization, dewatering, and beneficial use programs. Industrial Wastewater and Groundwater Parsons is a leading provider of industrial wastewater and groundwater treatment engineering and construction services for the chemical/petrochemical; life sciences; food and beverage; and refinery industry. Our experience in the life science industry is unparalleled, and includes several cutting-edge, first-in-class projects. Our services include process development, detailed design, construction management, startup and commissioning, and operations.
Waste Water Depot
An online parts supply catalog for the wastewater industry.
http://www.wastewaterdepot.com/partscat.html
Wastewater Program - FDEP
Water, Home Page Documents are Adobe Acrobat files, which will open in a new window, unless indicated, and require the free Reader Software.
http://www.dep.state.fl.us/water/wastewater/index.htm

Extractions: DEP Home About DEP Programs Contact ... Search Programs Water Home Beaches Drinking Water Everglades ... Wetlands Information Rules Permits Contacts Data ... Public Notices Navigation Sitemap Documents are Adobe Acrobat files, which will open in a new window, unless indicated, and require the free Reader Software. Wastewater Program Highlights "It is declared to be the public policy of this state to conserve the waters of the state and to protect, maintain, and improve the quality thereof for public water supplies, for the propagation of wildlife and fish and other aquatic life, and for domestic, agricultural, industrial, recreational, and other beneficial uses and to provide that no waste be discharged into any waters of the state without first being given the degree of treatment necessary to protect the beneficial uses of such water." Florida Statute 403.021(2) With more than 7,700 lakes, 4,500 square miles of estuaries and bays, more than 50,000 miles of rivers and streams and countless wetlands throughout the state, protecting water quality through proper wastewater management is vital to maintaining our quality of life. Billions of gallons of wastewater are produced in Florida every day, the improper disposal of which could impact public health and the environment. Wastewater in Florida There are over 3,000 individually permitted domestic, not including septic systems, and industrial wastewater facilities in Florida. Less than a quarter of these facilities are authorized to discharge to surface water. As surface water dischargers, they are subject to the Department�s federally authorized
Wastewater Treatment | City Of Newberg Oregon
Compost Availability Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday 830 a.m. to 330 p.m. Thursday 930 a.m. to 330 p.m. Lunch 1200 p.m. 100 p.m. Closed
http://www.newbergoregon.gov/operations/wastewater-treatment

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Wastewater - Grinding Equipment
Manufacturer of wastewater grinders, comminutors, screens and other size reduction processors.
http://www.franklinmiller.com/wastewater.htm
Florida FDEP Wastewater Permitting
Documents are Adobe Acrobat files, which will open in a new window, unless indicated, and require the free Reader Software.
http://www.dep.state.fl.us/water/wastewater/permitting.htm

Extractions: DEP Home About DEP Programs Contact ... Search Programs Water Home Beaches Drinking Water Everglades ... Wetlands Information Rules Permits Contacts Data ... Public Notices Navigation Sitemap Documents are Adobe Acrobat files, which will open in a new window, unless indicated, and require the free Reader Software. Wastewater Most wastewater permitting is conducted in the Department of Environmental Protection's (Department's) six District Offices and delegated local programs . This webpage contains general information about wastewater permitting in Florida as well as provides many useful links. If you have any questions related to a specific permitting issue or particular project, please contact the appropriate District Office or delegated local program. Please note, the Department is authorized to delegate some regulatory powers (permitting, compliance, and enforcement involving certain collection/transmission, treatment, reuse and disposal facilities) to local "delegated authorities" or, as the Department refers to them, "local programs." Discharges to surface waters, however, are not delegated to local programs. Who must obtain a permit NPDES Industrial Vs Domestic Individual Permits ... Underground Injection Well Permits Who Must Obtain a Department Permit Quick Links Guide to Wastewater Permitting (pdf) Wastewater Rules Wastewater Forms According to
Adenus Wastewater Solutions
Provides professional wastewater solutions and offers a wide variety of products for the decentralized wastewater industry.
http://www.adenus.com

Extractions: About us Company Case Studies Utilities ... Contact [October 1st, 09] The all-new Adenus.com is now live, with an assortment of new content for utility customers and potential clients alike. We'd like to know how we can make this site even better. Give us your opinion via email on the contact page or call us at [March 1st, 09] Adenus Technologies is proud to be an official distributor of the Kaeser� Omega line of Blowers for industrial wastewater applications. Find out more by clicking here [December 1st, 08] A piece on Adenus was recently aired on select TV stations across the southeast. If you missed it, you can watch it by clicking the link below.
County Of San Diego: Wastewater
Your County Government Community Services Healthy Kids Families Business Resources Environment Public Safety Jobs
http://www.sdcounty.ca.gov/dpw/engineer/wasteh2o.html
NOWRA - National Onsite Wastewater Recycling Association
The National Onsite wastewater Recycling Association, Inc. (NOWRA) was founded in 1991 as a national professional organization to advance and promote the onsite wastewater industry.
http://www.nowra.org/

Extractions: Calendar Community Contact Us Sign In The National Onsite Wastewater Recycling Association (NOWRA) is the largest organization within the U.S. dedicated solely to educating and representing members within the onsite and decentralized industry. NOWRA headquarters are located in Tacoma, Washington, with constituent local groups throughout the U.S. and Canada. Onsite systems provide wastewater treatment to homes, businesses and industrial centers. This service sector is one of the fastest growing markets within the U.S., Canada, Australia and Eastern Europe. Onsite systems support the municipal wastewater treatment infrastructure. They provide services in urban and rural areas and effectively solve problems found in unusual situations and difficult locations. In this era of fiscal limitations, many cities and towns have difficulties addressing the high costs to expand the capacity of their wastewater treatment facilities or extend lines to urban areas to accommodate growth. As a result, onsite systems now provide more than 40% of the wastewater treatment services to residential areas, communities, shopping centers and commercial businesses throughout the U.S.
Wastewater Evaporators - Waste Water Equipment And Evaporation
wastewater Evaporators provides industry leading waste water equipment for all industrial evaporation requirements.
http://www.wastewaterevaporators.com/

Extractions: Evaporators Gas wastewater evaporators with industry leading surface combustion technology Electric evaporators that provide great value for lower volume applications. Evaporate from 4 to 90 gallons per hour with full system automation Thermal evaporators convert the water component in wastewater to clean vapor for steam release. On average 95% to 99% of the original waste is evaporated leaving only a small residue requiring disposal. Typical evaporation applications include the disposal of cleaning solutions, rinse water, machine coolants, acid and caustic rinses, air compressor condensation and floor scrubber water. If you are interested in a free no obligation consultation about product information and evaporation for your situation, contact one of our sales engineers
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Training for designers, manufactures, installers, regulators, and homeowners, in the installation, operation, and maintenance of onsite wastewater treatment systems.
http://www.kentuckyonsite.org
Wastewater | Report Card For America's Infrastructure
wastewater. Aging systems discharge billions of gallons of untreated wastewater into U.S. surface waters each year. The Environmental Protection Agency estimates that the nation must
http://www.infrastructurereportcard.org/fact-sheet/wastewater

Extractions: Report Card for American Infrastrucure produced by American Society of Civil Engineers Aging systems discharge billions of gallons of untreated wastewater into U.S. surface waters each year. The Environmental Protection Agency estimates that the nation must invest $390 billion over the next 20 years to update or replace existing systems and build new ones to meet increasing demand. Increase funding for water infrastructure system improvements and associated operations through a comprehensive program; Create a Water Infrastructure Trust Fund to finance the national shortfall in funding of infrastructure systems under the Clean Water Act and the Safe Drinking Water Act, including stormwater management and other projects designed to improve the nation's water quality; Retain traditional financing mechanisms, such as appropriations from general treasury funds, issuance of revenue bonds and tax exempt financing at state and local levels, public-private partnerships, state infrastructure banks, and user fees on certain consumer products;
City Of Austin - Alternative Wastewater Management Project
About septic systems and other small-scale onsite wastewater management.
http://www.ci.austin.tx.us/wri/faq.htm

Extractions: Directory Departments FAQ ... Contact Us Frequently Asked Question about Onsite Wastewater Treatment and Disposal Systems An onsite wastewater treatment/disposal system is the means by which an individual home or a cluster of homes cleans and disposes of its wastewater. Usually this is known as a septic system. A conventional system is composed of a septic tank for pretreatment and a drainfield used for disposal of the wastewater. Each system, however, must be designed according to specific site conditions to ensure proper treatment. You will need to consider an onsite wastewater treatment/disposal system if you live outside the reach of a centralized wastewater system. However, as the City of Austin continues to expand further into the hill country, the costs for centralized wastewater collection and treatment systems tends to increase. Thus, the need to consider either individual or cluster-type onsite treatment and disposal systems becomes evident. How do I choose an appropriate onsite wastewater system?
Wastewater, City Of Niles, Michigan (MI)
wastewater. In October of 1972, the United States Congress passed amendments to the Water Pollution Control Act which required communities to upgrade
http://www.ci.niles.mi.us/DeptsAndServices/UtilitiesDept/Wastewater.htm

Extractions: Energy Optimization Plan In October of 1972, the United States Congress passed amendments to the Water Pollution Control Act which required communities to upgrade wastewater treatment facilities. The City of Niles received approval to upgrade their wastewater treatment plant, separate some of the City�s combined sewer systems, and construct a new interceptor sewer. Sewer separation work was started in 1976 and substantially completed by the end of 1978. Construction of the wastewater treatment plant was completed in the summer of 1979. The total cost of this upgrade was approximately $33,200,000 with this cost being shared between the United States Environmental Protection Agency and the City of Niles. The City�s $5,200,000 cost was financed through a 20 year bond that was paid off in 1998. The City has a wastewater treatment plant with an average capacity of 5.8 million gallons per day, of which the City and Townships use approximately 3.8 million gallons. This gives the City a reserve capacity of 2.0 million gallons per day. In addition, the City is aggressively involved in a CSO program to separate portions of its combined sewer system. During the summer of 2004, the entire downtown area was separated at a cost of $750,000.
Industrial Wastewater Treatment And Recycling By Clean Products
Industrial wastewater treatment and recycling equipment to clean wastewater to be reused or to meet disposal requirements.
http://www.wastewater-recycling.com/

Extractions: Wastewater Treatment that Works ! Patented CFS TM (Combination Flotation and Sedimentation) process accelerates separation of light fines and heavier soils and handles sludge automatically. Use the CFS process by itself or with other technology for multiple processes in one system. Individual units meet lower volume or diverse applications. Portable units can serve multiple operations. Cost Effective filtration to remove fine suspended solids. Free lab analysis - On site tests. E-mail us at info@wastewater-recycling.com
Alternative Onlot Septic Systems Mounds Drip Irrigation Spray
On-line guide to on-lot wastewater disposal in Pennsylvania provides basic information on approved, alternative and experimental land-based wastewater disposal and recharge systems.
http://www.webdesignpros.net/consult/septic/septicsystem.htm

Extractions: Source: Miller Precast The Pennsylvania Perspective to On-lot and Land-based Wastewater Disposal Systems is being provided by B. F. Environmental Consultants and the Center for Environmental Quality at Wilkes University. This on-line guide to on-lot wastewater disposal in Pennsylvania provides basic information on approved, alternative and experimental land-based wastewater disposal and recharge systems. This online resource provide general information on the selection, siting, sizing, and maintenance of on-site wastewater disposal systems for residential, commercial, and community applications. Our Website Index and Table of Contents 1.0 Septic System Use
Waste Water Systems, Inc.
design and manufacture of environmentally sound filtration and management systems for disposal and treatment of waste water utilizing subsurface drip technology
http://www.wastewatersystems.com/

Extractions: The Disposal and Treatment of Waste Water Waste Water Systems, Inc. : specializing in the design, build and manufacture of a complete line of "On-Site Management Systems" for the purpose of waste water disposal. These systems are marketed under the trade names of Perc Rite®, Dose-Rite® and Spray Rite®. The unique filtering techniques employed in the Perc Rite®, Dose-Rite® and Spray Rite® Systems will accommodate virtually any type of treatment process. The effluent from the treatment process of choice is discharged through a patented pressure compensating emitter either subsurface or on the surface. For existing or new treatment facilities residential, commercial, industrial or municipal, the Perc Rite®, Dose-Rite® and Spray Rite® On-Site Management Systems can be a viable alternatives to land application techniques (spray) or direct discharge. Design Assistance, product specification and full line of pretreatment and on-site management systems.
P1869 Managing Household Wastewater
Mississippi State University fact sheet on septic tanks and soil absorption systems for household sewage and wastewater.
http://msucares.com/pubs/publications/p1869.htm

Extractions: This self-assessment of your household wastewater treatment system is an important part of the Home-A-Syst program. Home-A-Syst helps you evaluate conditions around your home that could threaten your drinking water quality. Please read this introductory information carefully before completing your self-assessment. You should complete this self-assessment if you use a septic system or similar system to treat household wastewater. This self-assessment is one in a series of voluntary self-assessments in the Home-A-Syst program. For a more complete picture of all activities and conditions that could affect your drinking water quality, review and complete the other Home-A-Syst environmental self-assessments available from the Extension Energy Center. You also are encouraged to review and complete other self-assessments in the companion Farm-A-Syst program, available at your county Extension office Your responses to this self-assessment are for your use. Although completing this self-assessment is voluntary, taking a few minutes to respond to it may help identify activities that could lead to water quality problems. You are encouraged to involve your spouse and/or children in completing your self-assessment. If you need other help or follow-up information, contact your
Wastewater Solids Management, Inc. THE Digester And Lagoon Cleaning Specialists!
wastewater Solids Management, Inc. is the solution for digester cleaning, lagoon cleaning and biosolids handling services. We offer a full range of environmental services for
http://wastewatermanagement.com/

Extractions: (541) 547-3213 phone/fax Wastewater Solids Management Company The Digester and Lagoon Cleaning Specialists Join our opt-in mailing list for current wastewater updates and information! Safety Information Environmental Links Contact Us Photo Album Wastewater Solids Management P.O. Box 430 Yachats, OR 97498 (541) 547-3213 phone/fax Thank you! This site designed and maintained by Prince eOffice Services
NSF Certified Products - Wastewater Treatment Units
Database of wastewater treatment processes and equipment (for industrial, municipal, and residential use) that have been evaluated and certified to meet technical standards.
http://www.nsf.org/Certified/Wastewater/

Extractions: @import "/Certified/common/cert_style.css"; @import "/Certified/common/cert_style_print.css"; Searching for NSF Certified Wastwater Treatment Units is quick and easy. If you have any problems, please contact NSF International For more info, visit the NSF Wastewater Treatment Units Program NSF offers several ways to Search for Wastewater Treatment Units By Trade Name, Product Standard By Manufacturer Name Complete Listings All Product Standards Residential Wastewater Treatment Systems (NSF/ANSI Standard 40) Non-Liquid Saturated Treatment Systems (NSF/ANSI Standard 41) Evaluation of Components and Devices Used ... (NSF/ANSI Standard 46) Wastewater Treatment Systems - Nitrogen Reduction (NSF/ANSI Standard 245) Evaluation of Special Processes, Components or Devices Used ... (NSF Criteria C9) Health and Sanitation of Electrical Incinerating Toilets (NSF P157) Dental Equipment - Amalgam Separators (ISO 11143)

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